story: CHAPTER XXIV 
  
  A NEW ARRIVAL 
  
  After the disappearance of Jarley Bangs the Rover boys and their chums continued their trip on horseback. 
  
  "Let's move over the hill in the direction of the Bimbel ranch," suggested Spouter. "I'd like to get a bird's-eye view of that outfit." 
  
  "Perhaps we had better not go too close," advised Fred. "Bimbel may be getting out a shotgun for us." 
  
  "I guess it isn't as bad as all that, Fred. Those things might have happened years ago when the country was more sparsely settled and when there were more bad men around. I don't take much stock in what Bangs said. Probably he and Bimbel have quarreled. He struck me as being a man who could get into a dispute very easily." 
  
  "Oh, I was only fooling," answered Fred. "I wouldn't be afraid to ride right up to his door. That is, in the daytime. Of course, if we did it at night he might become suspicious." 
  
  "Say, do you fellows know that it's five minutes to twelve?" questioned Andy, after consulting his watch. "I move that we keep our eyes open for some place where we can take it easy and have lunch." 
  
  "And I second the commotion," returned his brother, joking in a way their father had made familiar to them. 
  
  The boys rode on for half an hour longer, and then reached the top of the hill they were ascending. Here they could look a long distance in all directions. 
  
  "Some view, I'll say," declared Jack, as he surveyed the panorama. "What a picture for an artist to paint!" and he pointed to the majestic mountains to the westward. 
questions: Who thought they shouldn't get too close to the Bimbel ranch?
questions: What was he worried about?
questions: What time was it?
questions: What did Andy want them to watch for?
questions: Who agreed with him?
questions: How much longer before they reach the top of a hill?
questions: What could they do there?
questions: Who thought it was a view worth painting?
questions: Which direction did he point?
questions: Towards what?
questions: Who had disappeared?
questions: Who wanted to get a better look at the Bimbel place?
questions: When would there have been a better chance of someone pulling a gun on them?
questions: Were there more or less people in the region back then?
questions: More or less dangerous men?
questions: Was Bangs a believable guy?
questions: What may have happened between him and Bimbel?
questions: Who seem like someone who could get into an argument easily?
questions: Was Fred really afraid of Bimbel?
questions: Who has a way about him that was like his father?
answers: Fred
answers: Perhaps we had better not go too close," advised Fred
answers: that he may be getting out a shotgun
answers: Bimbel may be getting out a shotgun for us." 
answers: five minutes to twelve
answers:  it's five minutes to twelve
answers: a place to take it easy and have lunch
answers: I move that we keep our eyes open for some place where we can take it easy and have lunch
answers: his brother
answers: And I second the commotion," returned his brother
answers: half an hour
answers:  half an hour longer, and then reached the top of the hill
answers: look a long distance in all directions
answers: Here they could look a long distance in all directions
answers: Jack
answers: declared Jack, as he surveyed the panorama. "What a picture for an artist to paint
answers: westward
answers: and he pointed to the majestic mountains to the westward.
answers: the majestic mountains
answers:  to the majestic mountains to the westward.
answers: Jarley Bangs
answers: After the disappearance of Jarley Bangs
answers: Spouter
answers: Bimbel ranch," suggested Spouter. "I'd like to get a bird's-eye view
answers: years ago
answers: Those things might have happened years ago
answers: less
answers: when the country was more sparsely settled
answers: more
answers: when there were more bad men around
answers: no
answers: I don't take much stock in what Bangs said
answers: Probably quarreled
answers: Probably he and Bimbel have quarreled
answers: Bangs
answers: He struck me as being a man who could get into a dispute very easily." 
answers: no
answers: Oh, I was only fooling," answered Fred
answers: Andy's brother
answers: returned his brother, joking in a way their father had made familiar to them. 